CHAK RAMDAS

Pakistan / Punjab / Eminabad /
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Coordinates:   32°5'33"N   74°24'31"E

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  • Sardar Gurcharan Singh Virk (1806-1880s), belonged to this village of Chak Ramdas, born in 1806, in the house of Sardar Attar Singh Virk, who was a Zamindar, of the village, in 1833, Gurcharan Singh Virk joined the Sikh army at Lahore and served the Lahore Darbar upto its annexation in 1849. In 1867, leaving Sikhism, he joined the very Tiny Kuka sect, a sect founded in 1857, by Baba Ram Singh (1816-1885), a Sikh of village Bhaini in Ludhiana, who also served as a Risaldar of Lahore Darbar.
  • Are you talking out same Pind? I know off my NANka pind. My nana ji's name was BAWA SOHAN SINGH VIRK . He was from Chack Ram Dass . His Chacha ji's name was Bawa Jagir Singh .
  • Bhua Jai SSA ......
  • Anyone who knows about the origin and history of this village Chak Ramdas could tell others more about it ?
  • I bm singh from India my forefathers belongs to this place Royal Faimly of chak ramdas baba dheermal sab descendants of 3rd Sikh guru amardas then known zimidaar bhai hakim singh arjan singh niranjan singh bhai kehar singh my father I want to see this place
  • Brother , may i know , who r u ?
  • Who is asad and bm singh
  • Hi guys my grand father from this village aswell i am from patiala india
  • i m from this pind ,,old name was chak ram das but few years ago it have new name chak mubarak ,,mubarak was Panjotha ,all land was is before hindu came to this village
  • My ancestral Village
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  • Yes. I (84years) was living in this village till 1947. There was a samadhi of baba Dhirmal. His descendants were called Bhayane and were treated as gurus. Most o the land around the village belonged to bhayanas- decendant of baba dhirmalji. On 14.8.1947 when Pakistani flag was unfurled in primary school across the jhawsrisn ,- bhera road, I was present there. All along I was searching CHAK RAMDAS but couldn't find. As the village name has been changed to chak mubarak
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